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gigantes 10 year s ago
cool... but not sure how practical this really is for orchard production. looks like you're going to divide up the yield for a single tree and you'll never be quite sure what you're going to get... and when. seems best for personal growers, not for farming.
These are different kinds of stone fruit. Coming in a plethora of varieties, they are most akin to plums and apricots.
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gigantes 10 year s ago
cool... but not sure how practical this really is for orchard production. looks like you're going to divide up the yield for a single tree and you'll never be quite sure what you're going to get... and when. seems best for personal growers, not for farming.